SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2161, 29 May 1914, Page 2

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Wedding at Cross Creek. • A protty wedding took piaco at Cross Cvcek.ori Wednesday riei Mr, Charles Edward Morley, soft of Mr, ami Mrs. Alfred Sylvester, Blnff, Soiitli island, , was married to Miss Mary He-tea Star* eiisoii, . fourth .daughter «f Mr. and Mrs. 11. . Stevonsou, Cross Creek, and , . Into of ■ Haugaweka. Tho. wedding corwiwiny was performed by tlio Rev. A- Iloppcr, late of Mangaweka. -Tile bride, who was given away by her father, wore a. citnrsiicuso gown trimmed with -lace add a veil and .orange blossoms. 'l'lio bridesiviaiis wero tho Misses Connie and Rachel Stevenson (sisters of tho bride), who wow dresses of palo blue voile, trimmed with eatjji, and blue caps. ■ The brklegfooin was attended by Mr. R. Stevcjison :vs best man. After the wedding,breakfast : Mr. and Mrs. Morley left for ..the. Swath Island. , : ■ Wedding .at Dannavirke. Tlie wedding took place rorj (jtuotlyon Wednesday at tho MsiefelWe fei 'Sir.' It. G. Smith, clerk'of {be Bannet-irko Magistrate's Court, '■ o.f Miss Arabella Smith, youngest daughter of tlio late ! Mr. William Gilmore B®.Hh. >of West-' land, to Mr. Alexander' Urqijliart. Both '■ ■ bride and bridegroom' are residents of | Horo'eka. The ceremony was perform*. ,eil by the He v. Mr. Grant. The bride, who was given away .' by ter brother, Mr. H. G. Smith, wore'a pretty c-r'eam frock .trimmed with silk 'and Jace fa' sertion and hat en suite. Her o«ly. ornament was a . gold' brooch sfit With pearls, the gift of tho bridegrooiii mad sho carried a bouquet of white flowers. Miss Lillie' Cheertham, of Bffiinytfoofpt, was bridesmaid and wore a i'rock of creaui poplin with a white hat t rimmed with ostrich 'feathers. Her gift from tho bridegroom was a' gold am! greenstone brooch. Mr. .fames X.",ughfon was tho best man. Mrr- 11. ft, SijsitW sister-in-law of tho bride, wftro a' tUssoro silk gown and bn.t to match., A reception was held after tho weeding ceremony and later Mr. arid Mrs. tlrqwliayt left for the'north,, the latter travelling' in a. brown''coat awl sldrt and brown, hat.

Lonsbush Wedding. Tho wedding 'took plaee at tho rirsidenco of .the bride's parents; lUnaglnish, of Mr. J. Hamilton and Miss Uariotta, third'daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. It \\\ Nnnii, of Longbush. Tho Rev. h. Thompson, of Cartortpiij porforßied tho ceremony. Miss Ruby M'Sphcc and Miss Molly Nunn were brido-sraqids. An Appreciation. Miss Elsie Drew,' xj.£ Ifateißretfia North, whose marriage fakes place shortly, was the guest of Jifta-cjUr a* an. wening arranged on , . Tuesday by %&! Terrace End friends,-attd held--to , St.Peter's Schoolroom. Progressive cactire music, and dancing entertained • tjis-so present, tho winners of tte euchre., being Miss 'Smytho and Mr: -.Nieholfc.'The Uev.'.l-J. G. Kosher,, vicar of St. 'Peter's,' referred to tlw' esteem" in whiol) Miss Drew was held by her. friends; sad o.u their behalf ho thanked her foi-. the way in which had a-ssiste'ei with nihoi , social .evenings- -helct in coihmoHob Peter's. Chiifcli at* lper.raqe.%d,

The vi,W- -J?.,- Grove -also, spake- oil tlio. help -which Hiss Drew jra'dv.given ■to St. .Tc.totfs. Church. Songs! . wore, ifuiiig, by':M>s." Q. P,. Nask 'flawson, ' Misses. J5. ~a'nd 'G, Dim; juC ■ eher, Messrs,' J." Aitken, afldylL BJfow, and' pianoforto solos were played by Mrs. Hills and.Master.H. .JTft'sh. Mrs. Hawson played the accompaniments and the daneo music- - - : ■■'•:•;•-• - ■ ■-•

A Cinderella Dance. ■ Tho second, of the Eories M Oh.n}er«Ua dances given b.v the Nelvtow.ll JonniS " Club took place last evening ift the Now 'Century. Hall and \va? greatly by those present, 'llio,MlcKttg"-hai bcou prettily decorated for tfe ocoasian I and was not too crowded % tfamshig. j Tho chaperonos for theso tlmiees aro': Mesdames Luke (Mayoress), ftufer • Bock, Clark, Gill, M'bonaitVand'l'oivell. The. committee is .formed-by. Jt.esclames Brown and Fis'son, the Misses Bock,. Butts, Christie,- Ckrk, Ltvko'i ■M'Lean, FovveU, Kodwanl, aM. Messrs'. i Collins, Curtis, Bock,. EcfevfJ nntl Jnsson. For- several winters thorn Cinderella dances have been helcj aiid with: the money which has roslalted tho grounds of tho club and tho panlisin arc overy year improyed. , As a uiatter' ot fact, the pavilion has practically b.eeu ■ lnult.from ihe money obtained in this .way and the club .grounds are nearly always bright with flowers ;ii)4 flowernig plants.'

Karori Rifle Club "At Home." Tho annual "At Homo" of tho Karori IMo Club was held at Godber's, C&tirtcnay Placo on Wednesday. The- guests wero. received by JWdamos JmW, 'Burns, Randbll, and D. Ola ridge, Mrs. Ken- and Mr. J. Burns sang, )h s . D. Uandge played, and Mrs. 'Arthur "Giaridge •recitedr- The season's trophies VfetS on vitnv. . ' ■ An Exception to the Rule. Tho principal burden of Church weals nowadays is popularly, supposed to. be bornoby the lady members of the congregation, who aro also credited .with taking :a'keener interest than the men in t|ie aifairs of ..the church. An ex> ample to tho contrary is furnished bv the congregation of St. Atisusthte'f Church, Stanley Bay.(states land "Herald"). Tho building, ttbLdi once served* as a Sunday School in De Vonport, was removed to its present site some little time ago. In order thai the building might bo' used. pu»J.y fos church purposes tho men of the contirc. .gation took active steps to, sor.tite it> dedication, which was effected on Tries* ilay by- the Anglican Bishop of Auri land (Dr. Avcrill). There is still a'srm of £90 owing on tho building, but tin men, instead of leaving the wori c finding that sum to the ladies, by mean-' of a fialo of work, have, themsellreg. pro' miscd to meet tho debt within a permit of twelvo months.

Miramar LatUes' Coff CTub. lii< 11<1 es ioiu omt, inangcd im th« itoiK it of the J'hmk t I mid inrl pin u hi tbo >ltfflii it Jinks iski'ln I jpsnltptl m Miss ( -win and Mis W I M nd, All-,- i\l AMie»ln md AU timcion ticinj_, i\!th 8 down Ihirr huh % PHtiif i, so tint i ieij nplcomp awns it rtdi go tonardb thp rmid 101 u'iieh so nmn pecplp ait iionvkig An Australian Vlol'nlst. IliP B««spipeiS ttllftlJN prr sn tljo Ssutii iu'straljai' Mis«. Uijv- Etonnotli, for mr >iolm pin-up; -it tie Aioinn llasi—Pkss WomtKm Giitciul thanks hom St Paul s Doi (-1° juil KtllU SjLirt} i e dw to th Ino 'munciit foj 114 new t «. merit-. vl» c'd v»i s i piirb old Loot 1: mtl (> pins -plhlclkn s, bijot;> Mi * hi M-iypngarb (Dimedni) is a usifer to Wellington Aliss h arb competed \ci) „ iccesifuUj rt il'e Cbr stchurch CompLtitiuns eail? this monib, and tci-ured tho public i cbHinpuuiship to all), t>y "aininct fi»st plans m all the sp"au sections Di 4fnies Bennett i*turned to "Vlcl JmKtou on Tedwesdaj tho MaungaHHi fiom b)dii^\ Mrs B L Johnston ind Misses tm and Fnsti, of lo\ton -Kill ]f<uo VtUuijrtoa tor In Iho lloertki on lndu Jic\t, to join th-o steimcr 1 istflan, -on wuicli tlicj iuurii<i to JJatiMa 'Jj.^a^ Mr? Dil/icll Olanana Tmm) is us Hii., Wolljjjgton I! Jfiunspll (Tmm) is pijing 11 In id Mst in Wellington, anJ is stij 1 at the Cecil I I Alis irod M)s- Sdjndcis (Nchon) aro -vi itmcj 31ast<>itou, and a)o &taj- | ing -Ritb Jlr> \ R Minde'b T Mr= Gorringo iLuw) j S vis tmg V ellmcton \

j . The Masteftes ladies' gelf. tcaija, who h.a.Ve been playing niemters of the Wcllinjttoa and Hutfc'CiMbs, baw'beea etaj> inn at Kenihvorth. , "jhey ato Mstiirii* ine -to the-. Wairarapa liiclud*<i atnouß the playors were: Mrs. Ciny ■Wiliifims. the Misses Robicscm (2), Miss iPayton. and Mrs. Kothiwi Jamos. Mrs. j. Stevenson a»d Miss Siwr«fesm\ (Wansanui) have returned' fro.fn a visit to .Clirlstchureli. Miss. BTOok-Tayior has rchiMiod to Gisborno iVom a visit to Chrislclnirclj.. Miss. Ada Breadlsent, who has been ■ spending .some lime iu WciiiVfgtoß, n> turns to Carteiton nost week. 'sft. and Mrs. CiM'tis (Khandalfah) liavo .returned from a. visit to Auct iantl, wtroro tiioy' wore tod guests of Mr. G::s. "Brow&ti,. of Onchungft. .Mastorteii ifs' to .fevo .its first t-emgo tea .nest. \v«.ek.i a.ml, it .is teing :JopW.forward'., to' with a. eenskktabk nroosjivt of.■ interest, by town' and eotijitry.peffpjq .',,' r ,',' V

'■...News'' lias '.fj.Ben, r**piv«S tlisfc 'Miss Esther. .StufUiaiiuo 'Barker, cfaNglitef of Sir. J. M, 'Barltor, Wootltnuy, liaS'hftd , a ffstor-cbloHv painting nccopteii fcv'os- , 'hibit.ten in' tio /Paris' SSslftiVtlim year (states;;- a ''CljrJstchitrclj' 'isbUange),'' if will lie romomboretl that- two of Miss Bnrkor's ivories were in tise kst oxl«hitHJtt of- W--eatttcAury Satiety ; <if ! Arts; • ' ' *

Sirs, ffcrcy Woods, who ' is iilayina; Ijoiiisa Lneia'D'Alradorex m "€liarlf\v's A.ttnt.-'.' .is; a seoent .arrival- ffoira Eiiekiwlj !vl»n; steis not Widawrv.n is the tiwrfficnt werld. In the recent revised j wrjMii of ■'■'The' Cliristiqn ( " whw'h j rturte s«eii a- stir )ii London, Jtirs. Wood's I iind-erstiHluKl Alico CVawfo-rd! Aftw towißg with tho Haw try Comody C'wn-pa-fty, pjaying loads. JTfs. Woods jouie<l tins latb Amiin JWl'orri CWpnny. hmmift tlio many •■)&?*?. -Mrs.. Woods r«; plrtvod-is Hsal rf-Xtl'jp.Bienvor'in •'lliefeilvpf• .ivins.'-. A ■!««• year., aao Mrs WockJs 6am:i 6»t to-Ai-.s.iifllir. with ■ iH KnglisJ/ enmp'i'jv, rettttni <r to Lon.. dsa at tfeo end of the tour. 1 ' Kw.TVßTOniWhtly temorifig siiperfl'uau. 1 lmir. Mrs. HoHcstna a cuto in 1 bkcfeelysi*, . for wlireli she }»U!s the " .highest <JffHOfflft Qbtaiiiwl in ."Boston :■ U.S.A.j also Medical .reference?.' "ivl ; sonnt attenticii, 25S tambteu Daav